Re: English as a creole.

On Jul 16, 5:24 pm, phogl...@xxxxxx wrote:

 I doubt that "rund" just came out of blue sky in the G.
languages, although I do not entirely exclude this possibility.

Nobody is suggesting it came out of blue sky. It came from the Romance
languages

What are we then going to do with the Germanic hring? Obviously, Latin
rotunda was not the direct source of German rund. In this case, all
the IE languages started from the primal Hor-Gon basis in order to
define circle (Serbian krug, Greek krigos), but later on this "circle"
has been developed independently and differently in different
languages.

DV

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